QR Code & Web
A code at the door opens a short, mobile-friendly survey - no app, no account. Frictionless by design, and genuinely anonymous by default, not just "not disclosed."
Use Cases / Restroom & Washroom Feedback
Restroom & Washroom Feedback
A dirty restroom drives more public reviews than almost any other touchpoint - and most operators only hear about it after a one-star review, not in the moment. PXP turns a scan into a structured, anonymous signal your team can act on immediately.
Pilots start with a handful of restrooms at one or two locations - low commitment, fast to see signal.
Scan the code by the door - no app, no login
How was this restroom?
What's the issue?
The Problem
Restroom condition disproportionately shapes how visitors judge an entire facility - an airport, a hospital, a store - yet it's the touchpoint operators hear about least, and last.
Most guests won't stop staff or file a complaint over a restroom issue. They just leave frustrated - and some of them go straight to a public review instead of the front desk. By the time a facility manager sees the problem, it's already shaping how strangers rate the whole building.
Meanwhile, most restroom-monitoring systems on the market today are little more than a complaint hotline: someone has to be upset enough to report a problem before anyone hears anything at all. There's no read on the restrooms that are simply fine - no baseline, no trend, nothing to benchmark against.
How It Works
One signage placement, three collector options, all feeding the same dashboard. QR-to-web is the primary path; SMS and kiosk extend it where they make sense.
A code at the door opens a short, mobile-friendly survey - no app, no account. Frictionless by design, and genuinely anonymous by default, not just "not disclosed."
Where a quick text is the more natural fallback - low-connectivity areas or guests who prefer it - PXP offers a text-in option that feeds the same structured pipeline as the QR flow, not a separate inbox.
For very high-traffic sites, a touch-free terminal by the exit adds a one-tap rating on the way out. PXP's kiosk deployments have seen response rates of 30%+ where installed.
The Differentiator
A restroom complaint alert system tells you when someone is angry enough to text. PXP tells you how every restroom is actually doing.
A rating and a why-category take seconds to give. From there, PXP does the rest - scoring, categorizing, and routing the issue to the right team with a full accountability trail.
PXP is designed with privacy-by-default principles: standard kiosk and web feedback can be anonymous, PII collection is minimized, access is role-based, and enterprise deployments support encryption, audit logging, retention controls, and consent-aware outbound campaigns.
Built for Every Facility
Restroom feedback is a cross-industry touchpoint - it plugs into the collectors and solutions PXP already runs in each of these environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Practical answers for facility managers, operations leads, and CX teams evaluating PXP.
A QR code posted by the door opens a short, mobile-friendly survey in the browser. There is no app to download and no account to create. A rating and a why-category take a few seconds, and an optional comment is available for anyone who wants to add detail.
An SMS-only hotline is a defect log — it only hears from people upset enough to report a problem, so there is no positive baseline and nothing to trend. PXP captures rated experiences including the good ones, adds a structured why-category, applies AI theme extraction to comments, and routes the result through Action Hub with an accountability trail.
PXP is designed with privacy-by-default principles — standard kiosk and web feedback can be anonymous, PII collection is minimized, access is role-based, and enterprise deployments support encryption, audit logging, retention controls, and consent-aware outbound campaigns. A QR-to-web response does not require a phone number or a name.
When a rating or a pattern of responses crosses a threshold, Action Hub routes an alert to the responsible team with the location, the why-category, and the comment attached, so a supply or cleaning issue can be resolved while people are still on site rather than after a public review appears.
Pricing is configured per deployment because it depends on the number of locations, restrooms, and collectors involved. Most teams start with a pilot across a handful of restrooms at one or two sites. Book a demo and we will size it to your sites.
From Scan to Resolution
Start with a pilot across a handful of restrooms at one or two locations. Pricing is configured per deployment — talk to us and we'll size it to your sites.